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@@@ Apple is quietly preparing to go live with Apple Pay, according to a.

Tech blog 9to5Mac reported on Sunday that the Cupertino-based company is training its retail employees and conspiring with retailers to ensure that Apple Pay debuts without a hitch. Apple has said it will release the mobile payments service this month, and many expect the company to share聽more details at . Using near-field communication technology, Apple Pay lets users with a wave of their phones.

Apple won support for Apple Pay from the nation鈥檚 major credit card providers and banks, and documents obtained by 9to5Mac indicate that they will be intimately involved in the operation of the service. Housed in the Passbook tab聽on the iPhone, Apple Pay will show users a list of recent transactions they have made and let them聽contact their banks. What鈥檚 more, expired credit cards will be updated automatically, according to 9to5Mac.

9to5Mac also reports that all Apple Store employees will be required to take one hour of training on Apple Pay. They will be charged with promoting the service in retail stores by talking up its聽security and convenience. Other Apple employees are getting a more hands-on form of training: Apple Pay has already debuted at the Caff猫 Macs eatery on the Cupertino campus, according to 聽9to5Mac.

Apple is preparing to launch its Apple Pay service later this month (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images).

Julia Love ()Julia Love is a technology reporter covering Apple for the Mercury News. She previously covered the federal courts for The Recorder and American Lawyer Media. She is a Southern California native and alumna of Duke University.

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-The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife claims that we have a problem with bears in our state. I contend that they are the ones who created this problem by allowing artificial feeding.
+Apple is quietly preparing to go live with Apple Pay, according to a.
-Yellowstone National Park was well known for their bear problem. They now have closed their open garbage pits, installed bear-proof garbage cans, and stopped allowing people to feed the bears. They no longer have a problem. In fact, you can consider yourself lucky if you see a bear in Yellowstone today.
+Tech blog 9to5Mac reported on Sunday that the Cupertino-based company is training its retail employees and conspiring with retailers to ensure that Apple Pay debuts without a hitch. Apple has said it will release the mobile payments service this month, and many expect the company to share聽more details at . Using near-field communication technology, Apple Pay lets users  with a wave of their phones.
-The Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife also claim that they need the cruel techniques of baiting, trapping and hounding to control the bear population. This is not true. Once artificial feeding is stopped, the bear population will settle back down to levels that nature can support. Any bears that become a danger to the public can be captured in large drums. This is a tried and true technique, which has been used for years. It is both efficient and does not harm the animal.
+Apple won support for Apple Pay from the nation鈥檚 major credit card providers and banks, and documents obtained by 9to5Mac indicate that they will be intimately involved in the operation of the service. Housed in the Passbook tab聽on the iPhone, Apple Pay will show users a list of recent transactions they have made and let them聽contact their banks. What鈥檚 more, expired credit cards will be updated automatically, according to 9to5Mac.
-Furthermore, it astounds me that the Sportsman s Alliance of Maine would support the clearly unsportsmanlike techniques of baiting, trapping and hounding. Once you start feeding an animal, don t you take the wild out of them and turn them into a pet? How much respect can be endowed on someone who shoots their pet? How can you respect someone who shoots an animal that is chained to a tree via a leg trap? Where is the skill in killing an animal that has been cornered or treed by a pack of vicious dogs?
+to5Mac also reports that all Apple Store employees will be required to take one hour of training on Apple Pay. They will be charged with promoting the service in retail stores by talking up its聽security and convenience. Other Apple employees are getting a more hands-on form of training: Apple Pay has already debuted at the Caff猫 Macs eatery on the Cupertino campus, according to 聽9to5Mac.
-Return our bear population back to natural levels, and bring respect back to hunting in Maine. Vote yes on 1.
+Apple is preparing to launch its Apple Pay service later this month (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images).
-Anne McGehee
+ Julia Love ()Julia Love is a technology reporter covering Apple for the Mercury News. She previously covered the federal courts for The Recorder and American Lawyer Media. She is a Southern California native and alumna of Duke University.
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